| canteen | painstaking | union | chemical industry | Earning | engineering |
| employment | collier | play | agency | industry | craft |
| cutting | worker | hire | staff | craft | driver |
| construct | war industry | labor | foreman | employe | delinquency |
| be completed | artificiality | locksmith | help to work | secret agent | electrician |
| demarcation | traditional Chinese realistic painting | work | injury suffered on the job | do work for others | peasant |
| long-term labourer | child labour | coolie | carpenter | caster | to work |
| lay up workers | start work | absenteeism | coolie | contract for a job | contravallation |
| skill and force | man-hour | section of a construction project | construction | break ground | blacksmith |
| (of workers)knock off | return to work | cost of production | neat (style, calligraphy, etc.) | personnel | solderer |
| miller | call it a night | planer | do over again | xuangong | puncher |
| engraver | ergate worker ant | engineer | work area | worker caste | potter |
| teachers and staff | artificer | start construction | mill | foreman | lapicide |
| casual labor | ENGINEERING | boatman | engineering course | japanner | artificer |
| actor's movements and gestures on stage | workers and farmers | fine | painter | river engineering project | art designing |
| mason | quack | (in old China) the Ministry of Public Works | work of nature | time limit for a project | all sorts of workmen |
| multiplex | go to work | navvy | light industry | official music | lather |
| firer | craft | workers' demonstration or protest movement | notes in traditional Chinese musical scale | commencement | blouse |
| metalwork | be neat and refined | be time-consuming | workers' dormitory | industry and traffic | break |
| workpoint | part-work and part-study | labour | steersman | ordnance | exchange work |
| casual | work material | working age | young worker | machinist | bearer |
| hand over a completed project | peon | work | jobber | workfellow | record workpoints |
| be engaged in industry or project | spare time | (usually said of literary works, calligraphy, wording or documents, etc.) neat and proper | day off | wage | labor movement |
| dismiss | procedure | sawyer | bricklaying; tiling or plastering | closing | skill in acrobatics in Chinese operas |
| water power engineering | lockout | the skill of cutting up vegetables and meat | servant | cost of labour | exquisite |
| recruit workers | fishing workers | God controling rain | riveter | work-day | workmanship |
| grinder | farmhand | blockhouse | girl | political work | industry and commerce |
| working committee | navvy | handymen | ironwork | a hired temporary farm hand during the sowing or harvest seasons | lessons |
| dexterous | work efficiency | fink | basic skill | tailoring | apprentice |
| dyer | shock work | firer | be completed | a gigantic task | artful |
| oiler | slip away from work | night job | bricklayer | filer | ferryman |
| overseer | underwork | dauber | apprentice | alternate | trial work |
| delay one’ s work | artisan | workman | sleep out | skip | salter |
| finger of God | shepherd | | | | |
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